It wasn't a bad drive from Salt Lake City. The staff is very friendly, from the clubhouse to the café. Molly gives some nice pointers on your swing if you ask. We played the front nine and it was very enjoyable. The course is in great shape. Loved how fast the greens were.

PSA as of 07/26/25 the greens are in bad shape due to fungus issue. They seem to be healing now, but every green on the course is in rough shape. I know it's hard to maintain quality greens, but just letting everyone know so you aren't paying full price for this. Love this layout and hope conditions can improve.

This course offers a fun and challenging experience, with stunning views of Utah Lake and the Wasatch Mountains. Every time I’ve played here, the course has been in excellent condition, and the greens roll true. However, it’s not ideal for beginners, as the native areas just outside the rough can make it hard to find lost balls. I highly recommend bringing bug spray due to the proximity of some holes to the lake. While the staff and place of play can be inconsistent, I’ve generally had positive experiences and would recommend this course to anyone.

Tucked away in a luxury community, with really nice views, robotic range ball machines and a fancy clubhouse, the $60+ rate seems to be fair and on point… until you start playing. The greens (see attached pics) are horribly unkept and inconsistent. They have the feel of AstroTurf over concrete like the grounds of a 70s cookie cutter football stadium. Some of the bunkers have actual decent sand. Others are like playing out of compacted gravel. I don’t mind tight fairways or thicker rough because that’s part of the challenge of the game but it’s not hard to keep the green areas better.

Awful customer service. Supposed to be one of the “nicer” courses in Utah county. Workers are rude half the time, aren’t good at communicating. There are much better courses in Utah County that also cost less. Greens usually have some sort of fungus or disease that are eating away at them too.